Dementia Care
Dementia care is a specialist skill. At Olive Tree Care we make sure our staff are not only properly trained on an ongoing basis but also have the right amounts of empathy and kindness. We understand dementia sufferers are particularly vulnerable, and we know how to make their lives as easy, comfortable, fulfilling, safe and interesting as possible. This means we offer all of the following services and more, depending on the specific circumstances of the person we’re supporting.
Our aim is to provide whatever care is necessary to ensure those we look after, who are dealing with the condition, have the highest quality of life possible. Our staff are specially trained to understand our service users, their feelings and emotions, to create a better picture on how to help them day to day. Our care support workers can help to provide the stability that is most needed by dementia sufferers, and make sure it is all done with a personalised touch.
Our specialist staff will focus on the individual needs of the service users, as well as family or relatives who might also be involved in providing care. Our care support workers have all undergone post-registration training in the condition, and provide high-quality care meeting CQC standards. We look specifically to help dementia sufferers to continue their lives with the highest physical and mental health possible.
For many, there is nothing better than having someone around to talk to share experiences with and to help them get out and about. Our specialists combine their dementia care skills with a range of other expertise and assistance, including soft skills, to ensure that there is constant company available.
If you have been told you may not get better from a condition you have, Palliative care is an option offered by Olive Tree Care for people living with a terminal illness where a cure is no longer possible.
Olive Tree Care provide a very person-centered and outcome focused approach to care and support with service users who have mental health problems, personality disorders, significant challenging behaviour and associated complex needs.
At all times our carers encourage the service user to do as much for themselves as possible. Their goal is to provide assistance and promote independence.
A live in carer means our clients do not have to leave the familiar surroundings of their own homes.
Olive Tree Care has a person-centred approach to service users with learning difficulties.
Daily household chores can become difficult and frustrating as we get older or when we are unwell. A home carer will gladly manage tasks related to housekeeping and chores.
